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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG", OREGON. WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL I, 1942.
Douglas County's Registrants In War
Draft Lottery of March 16th Are Listed
Following are the order end serial numbers of men registered
with the Douglas county selective service board on Feb. 1 6, 1 942.
The order numbers were determined by a lottery held March 17
! and appear in the first column below. The number 10,000 was ar
) bitrarily added to all order numbers of the third draft in order to
' simplify handling. Thus No. 10234 would indicate that the regis
trant holding such number is number 234 In order of call in this
registration. The same rule applied to higher numbers, sufch as
1 1234 would indicate the registrant to be 1234 in order' number.
The serial number, appearing fn the second column below, running
from I through 1550, was affixed by the local board for identifi
cation. Both the serial number and order number in each case is
officially preceded by the letter "T" as the designation for the
third draft. The letter is omitted from the list published herewith.
Publication of order and serial numbers of. registrants will, con
tinue until the entire list is made available tor News-Review read
ers. i i .:
10523
J0838
' 10222
11074
10100
10005
10242
11257
- 10337
11508
11335
- 11215
' 10591
10088
10740
10358
10872
10120
11536
10515
11201
.. 11385
10907
11129
, 11401
. 10626
10303
10095
- 11014
" 10122
" 10884
, 10123
10975
10127
' 10386
10018
10868
" 10343
" 10850
" 11394
- 10406
',' 10758
10576
' 11332
11314
- 10643
11490
' 10407
11531
10902
' 10261
;' 10890
11019
10796
11364-
. 11082
10021
11037
10619
11393
10844
10113
JO660
30558
10148
10817
10930
11511
11130
10662
10994
10935
10955
10184
10802
10793
10879
10452
11020
11018
10073
10360
10816
10979
10571
11214
10107
10477
10186
10736
10214
11459
10397
10908
10830
10783
10277
10488
10680
10138
11473
11541
10551
10513
11075
10003
10490
10091
10857
11256
10924
10971
10887
11347
10206
10980
1 1329
11528
11367
11027
10827
10290
10S39
10503
3 1202
10133
11013
10737
10705
1148!!
10055
10886
11001
10062
11028
11060
10885
11304
105N5
10138
10(564
10559
101K3
10O98
10299
10654
11517
10399
11316
10038
10155
10395
601
602
603
604
605
606
607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
619
620
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622
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625
626
627
628
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630
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632
633
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635
636
637
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639
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718
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723
721
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727
728
729
730
731
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711
742
743
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715
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719
750
751
White, William Levi, Rosoburg, Ore.
Cejka, Louis John, Glentlalo, Ore.
Sparks, Lacy L., Glendale, Ore.
Stever, Samuel, Roseburg, Ore.
Parker, Joseph Earl, Roseburg, Ore.
Culberson, Jebetha, C, Roseburg, Ore.
Cary, DeWitt Clinton, Reston, Ore.
Edwards, Walter Irvin, Roseburg, Ore.
Pope, Dallas Dale, Roseburg, Ore.
Josse, Jack Barker, Roseburg, Ore.
Dunkln, Harvey Claude, Glendale, Ore.
Ashman, Giles Henry, Glendale, Ore.
Ball, Murvin Hiram, Glendale, Ore.
DcBolt, Fredrick Newton, Looklngglass, Ore.
Andrus, Louis Aden, Roseburg, Ore.
Thlessel, Donald Robert, Roseburg, Ore.
McComns, Frank Theodore, Roseburg, Ore.
Gray, Arthur Reginald, Roseburg, Old.
Hall, Edward Leslie, Roseburg, Ore.
McKay, James Robert, Brockway, Ore.
Flurry, Clarence Cameron, Glendale, Ore.
Block, David, Roseburg, Ore.
Blcvins, Proctor, Glendale, Ore.
Hardin, Everett Lee, Glendale, Ore.
Finnegnn, Patrick Elrnan, Roedsport, Ore.
Schrlcker, Victor Henry, Roseburg, Ore.
Kc-h, Carl Olaf, Dlllard, Ore.
Sapnlngton, Chester Blackwood, Glendale, Ore.
Scnilck, Andrew George, Roseburg, Ore.
Jackson, Albert William, Glendale, Ore.'
Ellerslck, Samuel A., Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Lang, Willie Valentine, Sutherlln, Ore.
Marshall, Ted G Glendale, Ore,
Dealer, Cooper, Glendale, Ore.
Brlggs, Philip Archie, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Gerhard, George Earl, Gardiner, Ore.
Wlscarson, Walter Clifford, Sutherlln, Ore.
Brown, Clem, Azalea, Ore.
Wallace, Troy Alexander, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Weseman, Earl William, GlendRlc, Ore.
Obermun, Dcrwln La Vern, Oakland, Ore.
Ashbaugh, Russell Ray, Glendale, Ore;
Holtz, Louis William, Glendale, Ore.
Harris, Emon, Glendale, Ore.
Caraway, Eddie Mack, Glendale, Ore.
Tuthlll, Allen FItzerland, Oakland, Ore.
Blllups, Jess Lorenzo, Glendale, Ore.
Toolcy, Charles Olen, Glendale, Ore.
Powell, Jesse Ewelng, Umpqua, Ore.
Rhode, Ralph Robert, Glendale, Ore.
Craddock. Darrell George, Glendale, Ore.
Blevlns, Christopher Columbus, Suthcrlin, Ore.
Rondeau, Wallace Joe Weston, Glendale, Ore.
Burke, Homer, Glendale: Ore.
Slaton, Josoph Thomas, Glendale, Ore.
Eltgroth, Victor George, West Fork, Ore.
Wlnkleman, Walter, Glendale, Ore. '
Hendi-lx, Bonny Earl, Azalea, Ore.
Anderson, Carl August, Recdsport, Ore.
Ludlow, Frederick B., Reedsimrt, Ore.
Bowers, Ralph Sidney, Wlncheslnr Buy, Ore.
Woollcy, Douglas Riley.'Drain, Ore. -Schweitzer,
Jacob Daniel, Recdsport, Ore.
Pontius, Orval Wllmer, Elkton, Ore.
Berry, William Homer, Smith River, Ore.
King, Eugene Henry, Drain, Ore
Swafford, Allen Francis, Reedsport, Ore.
Dood, Carl Wesley, Scottsburg. Ore.
Covell, Francis Dell, Reedsport, Ore.
Cooley, Melvln Rex, Sutherlln, Ore.
Olson, Otto Clarence, Smith River, Ore.
Rogers, Harry Fox, Scottsburg, Ore. '
Kimball, Wllford, Scottsburg, Ore.
Weiss, John J., Reedsport, Ore.
Nelson, Herschel Frederick, Reedsport, Ore.
Goude, Eugene, Recdsport, Ore.
Mitchell, Charles Elmer, Drain, Ore.
Hall, Fred, Roedsport, Ore.
Hausmann, Ancll Vernon, Reedsport, Ore.
Keeney, Francis Louis, Scottsburg, Ore.
Burchard, Gard Earl, Scottsburg, Ore.
Alldritlge, Hervey Dewey, Elkton, Ore.
Prelle, Walter Theodore, Drain, Ore.
Elmlund, Ernest Reynold, Reedsport, Ore.
Jackson, Joe Erwin, Reedsport, Ore.
Berg, Berger Relnhold, Recdsport, Ore.
Schmeizen, Arthur Richard, Drain, Ore.
Wing, George Daniel, Drain, Ore,
Meshcw, Kenneth Harold, Drain, Ore.
Gray, John Duncan, Reedsport, Ore.
Brown, Ernest Fay, Yoncalla, Ore.
Johnson, George Washington, Sutlierlln, Ore.
Wlnegar, Waller Davis, Rcedsportj Ore.
Kllng, Nils Axel, Reedsport, Ore.
Payne, Orvillc Thomas, Drain, Ore.
Payne, Thomas Ezell, Drain, Ore.
Canaday, Sylvester Madison, Drain, Ore.
Gay, Frank Ivan, Reedsport, Ore.
Snider, William Berton, Drain, Ore.
Wilcox, Loren Lloyd, Drain, Ore.
Mode, Francis Wesley, Oakland, Ore.
Normoyle, Robert Hading, Glendale, Ore.
Nelson, Eugene Evans, Sutherlln, Ore.
Johnson, Warren Wayne, Azalea, Ore.
Hetnpel, Robert Paul, Roseburg, Ore.
Lucas, Earle Albert, Roseburg, Ore.
Vogclpohl, Maurice Edwin, Suthcrlin, Ore.
McKirdy, John Thomas, Drain, Ore.
Hunter, Paul Wyatt, Sutherlln, Ore.
Baldrldge, Harry Ira, Recdsort, Ore.
Fauthere, Ancler Clarence, Roseburg, Ore.
DeHernanli, Albert J Glide, Ore.
Voytllla, Charles Carl, Drockway, Ore.
Klinglcr, Charles Jennings, Roseburg, Ore.
Jackson, Willie Harrey, Sutherlln, Ore.
Payton, Maurice Cravens, Roseburg, Ore.
Sparks, Frank Lee, Oakland, Ore,
Gibson, Clifford Leafayetle, Dlllard. Ore
Keeny, Earl Harding, Drain, Ore.
Sli l.ke, Richard Edward, Roseburg, Ore.
Parkhurst, Claude Benny. Roseburg, Ore.
Krew.xon, George Ronald, Drain, Ore. -
Mlcelll, Albert Francis, Roseburg, Ore.
Sabala, Graciann, Wilbur, Ore.
Mowcry, Cave John, Roseburg, Ore.
Schosso. Ernest Theodore, Drain, Ore.
Smith. Robert James, Glendale, Ore.
Hassell, Robert Vernon, Oakland, Ore.
Riggs, Richard Oliver, Suthei lin. Ore.
Wolfcr, Virgil Lester, Canvonville, Ore.
Chance, Harold Eugene, Roseburg, Ore.
Dodd, Rov Samuel, Jr., Voncalla, Ore.
Matson, William Nestor, Sulherlln. Ore.
Chesnul. Samuel Levi, Roseburg, Ore.
Bever, Elton Elmer, Sutherlln, Ore.
Poole, Wondie Brazeal, Glendale, Ore.
Winn, Murwln Loson, Canyonvllle, Ore.
Huffman. Robert ljiwrcnrc, Azalea, die
Kardcll, Fred William. Glendale, Ore.
Garonlle, Ralph Oils, Sutherlln, Ore.
Angel, Oscar, Drain, Ore.
Mills, Edward Kendall. Sutherlln, Ore
Phillips, Glenn Dale, Drain. Ore.
Good, Kenneth Fellon, Roseburg, Ore.
Hosklns, Joseph Ralph, Canvonville, Ore.
Clark, Ralph Theodore, Glendale, Ore.
Cremeans. Joseph Howard, Drain, Ore.
Weekly, Alva l-ce, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Swiney, John Henry, Rcerlsport, Ore.
McDouglas, Andrew Colin, Myrtle Creek,
Vincent, cnaries wwora. liieminlo. Ore.
Murray, Cecil Paul, Camas Valley, Ore.
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11309 753 Goetz, Fred, Roseburg, Ore.
10229 754 Clack, James William, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
11550 755 Garrett, Wilton Bernal, Glendale, Ore.
10946 756 Schoolcraft, Luther, Azalea, Ore.
11308 757 Hankins, Orval Harrison, Suthcrlin, Ore.
11007 758 Norrls, Loyal George, Sutherlln, Ore.
10599 759 Cowah, Thomas Fernando, Glendale, Ore.
11391 760 Reed, George Bcrnis, Roseburg, Ore. '
10921 761 Lucas, Gaylord Almon, Roseburg, Ore.
11397 762 Wunsch, William Henry, Glendale, Ore.
10687 763 Lleslnger, Vern Herman, Sutherlln, Ore.
11260 764 Colbank, Clifford Clinton, Drain, Ore.
10628 765 Horner, Stuart Leonard, Drain, Ore.
10659 766 Johnson, John Frank, Milo, Ore.
10825 767 Phillips, Albert Lee, Glendale, Ore.'
11039 768 Hatfield, Noah Edward, Oakland, Ore.
(To be continued.)
Bettina Wins Hot
Bout With Dorazio
PHILADELPHIA, April l.
(AP) Mclio Bettina, ' former
light heavyweight champion, has
started a campaign he hopes
will earn him a crack at Joe
Louis' heavyweight crown some
time this summer. ' 1
The Bcecon, N. Y., southpaw,
who fights Booker Bcckwlth In
Chicago on April 10, took a big
stride In the right dirccton here
last night by gaining a unani
mous 10-round decision over Phil
adelphia's Gus Dorazio In a sav
age give-and-take scrap.
Qcttlna's whirlwind finish In
the final round, during which he
cuffed Dorazio groggy, won him
the decision. Until the 10th Do
razio, a 34.0-1 underdog, virtually
wrs on even terms and had a
splendid opportunity to score a
mnjor upset. In the sixth Dora
zio, who at 190 held a five-pound
weight advantage, had Bettina on
the verge of a knockout. But Bet
tina saved himself by staggering
Into a clinch.
It was Bettina's 10th straight
victory as a heavyweight since
he lost his lightheavy crown. If
he beats Beckwilh, Promoter Her
man Taylor said he plans to
match him with cilher Max Baer
or Lou Nova In an outdoors bout
here in May.
Red Cross Goal for
War Duty Far Exceeded
WASHINGTON, April 1 -(API
President Roosevelt disclosed
yesterday that the $65,000,000
war fund sought by the American
Red Cross had been oversubscrib
ed and contributions still were
coming in.
He said he had received a letter
from Norman Davis. Red Cross
chairman, which recalled a presi
dential proclamation of Decem
ber 7 asking for n $50,000,000 war
fund. This sum was on hand by
February 7, Davis said, and the
Red Cross then asked that the ob
.levllce Ik- raised by $15,000,000.
The attainment of this higher
goal, Davis said, was proof o( the
vitality ot the Red Cross and the
willingness of the American
people to sacrifice.
during the first two years after
they receive their commission. 1
Word of the change was dis
patched to all ships and shore sta
tions ami ended tho ten-year-old
proh;,"cn for the duration of
the war. ' ,,'
Groups affected by the order
were chiefly graduates of tho U.
S. naval academy and Junior re
serve aviation officers. Midship
men at Annapolis and reserve,
aviation cadets had been required
to sign agreements not to ,marry
lor two years alter being commis.
sloned the penalty for breaking
the agreement being joss of the
commission. .'
heavy Holstcins to $8.50; medium
beef cows $8.50i good young cows
quotable $9.50 or above; common
bulls $8.00-50; good beef bulls
quotable $10.25 or above; good
choice vealcrs $14.00 15.50; odd
select $16.00. . -. .
HOGS: Market slow, mostly 25
lower than Monday's average;
good-choice 175-215 lb. drive-ins
$13.75-14.00; 230-250 lb., $13.00
25; light lights $12.7513.00; good
350-550 lb. sows $11.00-50, heavier
weights down to $10.50; few plain
slaughter pigs $10.00-11.00; good
choice feeder pigs quoted $12.00
13.00; but demand narrow.
SHEEP; Sales . steady; good
wooled lambs $11,25; best car
loads Monday $12,10; common
$8.50-9.50; medium-good shorn
lambs $9.75; good spring lambs
$15.00; medium-good ewes $5.50
6.00; shorn ewes $5.50 down.
Legion Urged to Press for
All-Out War Duty Draft
SALEM, April 1. Nell R. AUen,
Grants'Pass, vice chairman-of
the American Legion national
committee on civilian defense and
former commander of, the Ore
gon department of the leglon.de-
manaea toaay mat uregon legion-
nalres take the lead in carrying
out the mandate of the 1941 na
tional Legion convention that
property, capital, labor and Indus-'
try be drafted for war service,
Allen, In an article published
in the Oregon Legionnaire, of
ficial publication of the state dei
partment of the Legion, said the
Legion "can die durinp this war
it may be dying right now u:v
less it develops immediately a dy
namic leadership In every post
ind' department, and in the na.
tion, devoted to its own declared
basic principle of universal ser
vice In war."
Allen said that the public is
amazingly receptive" to ' the
plan.
Wc can wake up and begin liv
ing or wo can dally and die."
MARKET
REPORTS
Ore.
Raid Damage Insurance to
private Property Offered,
WASHINGTON. April 1 (API
President Roosevelt has signed
a bill authorizing a $1,000,01X1,000
fund for the war damage corpora
tion to provide federal Insurance
against damage to private prop
erty resulting from enemy air
raids.
The act does not stipulate the
insurance Irmis, but Secretary of
Commerce Jese 11. .Innes, under
whose Jurisdiction the corpora
tion oenilc5, has said Iho pre
inlum rales would range upward
from $1 per $1,000.
! Marriage Barrier on
! Naval Officers Lifted
WASHINGTON. April 1. (API
The navy abandoned today Its
ruie mat omcers ot me navy and and culler rows $5.75-7.00; fat
marine corps may not marry dairy type tows to $8.00; with odd
PRODUCE
I11RTLAND. Ore., April 1
I AIM BUTTER- Prints. A grade
104c in parchment wrappers, 4UC
in cartons; 11 grade, 40c In parch
ment wrappers, 4lc In cartons. ;
UUTTEIIFAT - First quality,
maximum of .6 of 1 per cent
aridity, delivered in Portland. 40
lOic lb ; premium quality (maxi
mum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity),
U4Uc llv; valley routes and
country points. 2c less than first
or 38 Jc lb.; second quality at
Portland, 2c under first or 38 38ic
lb. :
POTATOES, old -white locals.
$2.50-2.65 cental; Deschutes gems,
$2,75 2.80 cental; Yakima No. 2
gems. $1.15-1.25 per 50-lb. bag;
Klamath. $2.75-2.80 cental.
POTATOES, new -Florida red,
S2.65.2.90 per 501b. lug.
Oilier produce unchanged.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 31.
(API - iU. S. IVpt. Agr. (--CATTLE:
Market steady; few me
dium steers $10.75-11.00; one lot
good grades $12.00: ' common
sloers down to $9.00: common
dairy type heifers $s.00-9.00; me
dium beet hellers $10.50: cannot-
WHEAT
i PORTLAND, Ore.,
(API-
Wheat: Open High Low
May 99J 991 99?
April 1-
06
( ML. IUH r
City League Standings:
Roseburg Alleys 21 12 .636
Lunds Radio ..: 20 13 .606
Umpqua Cleaners .... 20 13 .606
Stephens Auto 16 17 .485
Gen. Petroleum 15 18 .455
Cecil's Eats 15 18 .455
Del Rcy 14 19 .424
Elks Club 11 22 .333
Games Monday night
Roseburg Alleys, 3; Gen. Petro
leum, 0; Del Rey, 2; Lunds Radio,
1; Stephens Auto, 2; Cecils Eats,
1; Umpqua Cleaners, 2; Elks Club
1. '
High Individual Game Score:
Van Valzah 236.
High Individual Scries Score:
Barker 604. - -
Umpqua Cleaners Club:
Mullcr 164 109 155 428
Glcnz 156- 157 128 441
Parkinson .... 128 156 136 420
Carr 191 171 192 554
Handicap 114 114 114 342
735 707 .725 2185
Elks Club:
Spencer 195 180 158 533
Elliott 179 163 134 476
Sherman 138 162 155 455
Campbell 154 167 175 496
Handicap 82 82 82 246
748 754 704 2206
Roseburg Alleys Club:
Stucky 138 140 202 480
Stock 205 ' 163 166 534
Roy Young .... 161 188 159 508
Rogers 138 201- 156 495
Handicap 99 99 99 297
741 791 782 2314
General Petroleum Club: -
Stephenson .... 163 183 179 525
Rose 127 17B- 140 413
Kinsfather .... 149 117 161 427
Hohnstein 188 140 188 516
Handicap 74 74 74 222
701 690 742 2133
Del Rcy Club:
Wetzel ..: :. 157 126 208 491
McAlister 171 149 151 471
Barker 201 223 180 604
Baughsian .... 188 148 178 514
Handicap' 95 95 95 285
812 741 812 2365
Lunds Radio Club:
Flegel 204 176 187 567
Zenor 202 132 168 502
Krcll 148 117 167 423
Lund 191 152 183 526
Handicap 89 89 89 267
834 666 794 2294
Cecils Sandwich Shop Club:
Buell 141 126 178 445
Weiss 171 174 159 504
C. Stevenson 141 147 148 436
Cec. Black .... 200 200 162 562
Handicap 89 89 89 267
742 736 736 2214
Stephens Auto Co. Club: '
Stephens 156 232 131 519
Van Vanlzah 236 168 166 570
Stanton 189 157 140 486
Beaty 169
Handicap 98
848
185 189 543
98 98 294
840 724 2412
Keystone Club to Meet The
Methodist Keystone - club will
meet Thursday at a one-thirty-o'clock-
dessert-luncheon at tWIx
home of Mrs. Kenneth Ford wik
Mrs. W.-E. Buell as Joint hostess.
.,-ir. -
why ALBERS
NATURALLY TASTE SO
I 11 I I I I f " -y t
crisp, and rut SHI
Days frtiher beciu ihejr're nude
right here in the Wat iad ruihed dy
quicker 10 your grocer.
Triple-Sealed la the ftmoui Albert
package fhu guardf theii fine fUror
nd extra aispness. '
Golden-Brown because they're nude
from the finest white corn that's been'
toasted just long enough. -
Slay Crisp longer because they're not
too thick, not too thin but (tut right
to hold their delicate aispness longer
in milk or cream. - , -
4
Pfii addocJ VITAMIN Bl
Bxlra-valat Albiri Primin Ctupom in ivirj ptiltf . .
VOSOTING!
Maybe when our -fires wear out, and the gas tank
is dry we will have time to visit. " A cerrifortablo
chair or hammock where you can see some flow
ers and a green lawn, with one or two neighbors,
you've never had. time to really know, maybe just
what America heeds. Feed your lawn and flow
ers now for summer beauty.' Vigorb, Morcrop,
or Evergreen fertilizer, and a bale of. peat, moss will,
do a lot for home beauty. ' '
Buy Them Where C
"You Owq the Profits"
DOUGLAS COUNTY '
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
ROSEBURG, ORE.
Close
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ss!il&f ; SsSiS?! 6or since Txey added ) JQVvX Mill
TEN HIGH
ThiiTwhiskoy iEM,inn
is.4 yeais old., Sffj'hS'
ms,M $2.20 9.
Like rich, red-glowing raspberries
year afier year, after year, after year
More anil more tminy people sing the
praises of Tlx HlOH. Small wonder!
We've "plussctl" this famous whiskey!
We've nddcd an extra birthday to it. We've
given it a rich bonus of extra flavor, extra
mellowness. 1
Now it's here! The "bonus year'' TcN
High a whiskey so "super" in aery nay
that you'll doubt your palate the first time
you taste it! Yes, now more than ever,
ybu'l find Double Your Enjoyment in the
whiskey with no rough cJges.
Straight Bourbon Whiskey. 86 proof
Copr. 1942, Hirain Walker & Sons Inc,
Peoria, Illinois. r ...
THE WHISKEY WITH
"NO ROUGH'EDGES"